Services: In the main concourse is an M&I Bank branch with an ATM attached. This ATM -- and the one at the entrance to Terminal E -- accept TYME, Fast Bank, Honor, Instant Cash, Jubilee, Magic Line, Money Network, Plus, Shazam and Star money cards. Just to the right the bank, toward Concourse C is a bank of mail boxes and a vending machine for postage stamps as well as a Fed Ex drop box. If you need more in-depth US Mail services, there is a 24-hour, 7-ay-a-week post office on the western edge of the airport on S. Howell Ave. A barber and shoe shine stand is on the main concourse, as well.

Information booths are located in the baggage carousel area and in the center of the main concourse, near the arrival and departure monitors.

Luggage carts are available in the skywalks that connect the parking structure to the main concourse and also in each of the radiating concourses. These are $2, with $.25 being refunded upon return of the cart to a collecting station.

Pay phones, fax machines, storage lockers and rest rooms are sprinkled generously throughout the airport.

Shopping: A range of shopping is available on the main course, including Renaissance Books, which stocks an eclectic mix of used books and magazines, and a number of gift shops like Something Special from Wisconsin (cow themes, etc.), Four Winds (Native American items), and Milwaukee Country Store (preserves, stuffed animals). There is also a Harley-Davidson gift shop with H-D clothing and other biker gear. A variety of magazine shops will keep you busy for a little while.

Not a shop, but a great way to pass a little time at Mitchell International is The Mitchell Gallery of Flight in the main concourse. This small (free) museum uses a series of interesting exhibits with scale models, memorabilia and more, to tell the dynamic story of aviation, with a special focus on Milwaukee's airports and aviation heroes.

Food: If you're feeling a bit peckish, there are a number of noshing options. Starbucks carts on all concourses and The Gourmet Bean in the main concourse serve coffee and other beverages and some bakery items. A Burger King and Pizza Hut serve the fast food crowd although the Mitchell Café and a Usinger's outlet serving sausages, soups and other deli items are more satisfying options. An Edy's outlet scoops up frozen treats, le Croissant has bakery items, and Buddy Squirrel dishes up candy and nuts. Snack bars anchor the ends of each concourse.

Bars: Billy's Pub in the main concourse is a largest pub in the airport, but there are smaller bars in each concourse as well.

Parking: The first 30 minutes of parking in any airport parking area are free and $1 for each half hour after that. In the parking structure there is a $7 maximum for daily parking and a $15 a day maximum for hourly parking. There is a $7 a day maximum on the surface lot to the south of the terminal. Remote parking lot A is $5 a day, and it's $4 per day for remote lots B & C, which are open only during peak periods. The parking structure is conveniently linked to the main concourse by skywalks (especially handy in winter!). Free shuttle service provided in structure and to and from remote lots. Don't park in the drop off area outside the ticket and check-in counters as security is quick to levy fines.